About SafeNest
Dedicated to protecting Indonesia's biodiversity through community action, scientific research, and compassionate wildlife care.
Protecting Birds Restoring the Wild
SafeNest Indonesia is a long-term conservation initiative dedicated to protecting endangered bird species, restoring critical habitats, and empowering local communities to become active guardians of their natural heritage through science, education, sustainable livelihoods, and meaningful conservation action.
Field Programs
Community Volunteers
Bird Records
Integrated action for birds, habitats, and the communities who protect them.
SafeNest Indonesia focuses on connected conservation actions that move from field monitoring and protection to education, recovery, livelihoods, and public participation.
- Monitoring endangered bird populations and their habitats
- Establishing community-based bird management groups
- Supporting anti-poaching patrols and wildlife protection efforts
- Developing rescue, rehabilitation, and release facilities for confiscated or injured birds
- Promoting conservation education in schools and local communities
- Strengthening sustainable livelihoods such as organic farming, avitourism, and community-based enterprises
- Supporting species recovery programs for critically endangered birds, including the Javan Green Magpie, Javan Blue-flycatcher, Rufous-fronted Laughingthrush, and Grey-backed Mynah
- Developing a bird nest adoption platform to encourage global communities to take part in nest protection
Our Story
SafeNest Indonesia is a long-term conservation initiative protecting endangered birds and restoring the ecosystems they depend on, with initial priority areas in the Mount Slamet-Dieng Plateau and the Belambangan UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. In one of the world's richest centers of bird diversity, the project responds to growing threats from habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade, and unsustainable harvesting.
Through community-based conservation, SafeNest connects wildlife protection with education, sustainable livelihoods, habitat restoration, and local leadership. Field surveys, patrols, conservation groups, and rehabilitation programs are already strengthening protection in priority habitats while helping communities become long-term stewards of their landscapes.
Protecting Indonesia's biodiversity through nest adoption, environmental education, and community-driven conservation programs.
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